Drainage Of Water From Abandoned Mines By Horizontal Drilling

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Alan J. Zeni
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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6
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1600 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Drainage of water from abandoned underground mines has become important in recent years because of safety concerns when mining near abandoned works or reentering abandoned mines for further development. Seepage from inundated mines causes environmental damage and may threaten homes and communities. Where topography permits, horizontal drilling can provide a quick and cost effective method for solving trapped water problems. The mechanics of the horizontal drilling operation as applied to water drainage are discussed in this paper.
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APA: Alan J. Zeni  (1990)  Drainage Of Water From Abandoned Mines By Horizontal Drilling

MLA: Alan J. Zeni Drainage Of Water From Abandoned Mines By Horizontal Drilling. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1990.

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